Oliver Goldsmith; Arthur Rackham - The Vicar of Wakefield - 1929

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The Vicar of Wakefield de Oliver Goldsmith, ilustrado por Arthur Rackham, es una primera edición de 1929 en encuadernación dura publicada por George G. Harrap & Co. Ltd.

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The Vicar of Wakefield – Oliver Goldsmith (1929), illustrated by Arthur Rackham — rare illustrated first edition

Splendid 1929 edition of The Vicar of Wakefield by Oliver Goldsmith, richly illustrated by Arthur Rackham — one of the brightest names of the Golden Age of illustration.

Edition & Publisher:
• First Harrap illustrated edition (London, George G. Harrap & Co., 1929) 
• Cloth binding with gilt lettering and gilt floral design by Rackham on cover 

Illustrations and format:
• Includes 12 full-colour plates and numerous black-and-white line drawings by Rackham, a hallmark of his delicate, atmospheric style. 
• Large-format, generous layout — a real pleasure for collectors & lovers of illustrated classics.

Condition:
• Clean, intact cloth binding; gilt remains bright; binding tight and solid.solid boards, very minor wear.
• Internally pages very clean, with only minor toning and very minor foxing on first few pages — no major damage, inscriptions or missing pages.
• Illustrations, title pages and plates crisp and intact (see photos).


• Rackham’s illustrations are iconic and highly collectible — this edition showcases his signature combination of delicate linework, rich atmosphere, and fairy-tale sensibility. A great addition for collectors of illustrated literature, fine press books or Golden Age illustration.
• Given its age (1929) and quality of preservation, this copy represents very good value among Rackham-illustrated works.

The Vicar of Wakefield – Oliver Goldsmith (1929), illustrated by Arthur Rackham — rare illustrated first edition

Splendid 1929 edition of The Vicar of Wakefield by Oliver Goldsmith, richly illustrated by Arthur Rackham — one of the brightest names of the Golden Age of illustration.

Edition & Publisher:
• First Harrap illustrated edition (London, George G. Harrap & Co., 1929) 
• Cloth binding with gilt lettering and gilt floral design by Rackham on cover 

Illustrations and format:
• Includes 12 full-colour plates and numerous black-and-white line drawings by Rackham, a hallmark of his delicate, atmospheric style. 
• Large-format, generous layout — a real pleasure for collectors & lovers of illustrated classics.

Condition:
• Clean, intact cloth binding; gilt remains bright; binding tight and solid.solid boards, very minor wear.
• Internally pages very clean, with only minor toning and very minor foxing on first few pages — no major damage, inscriptions or missing pages.
• Illustrations, title pages and plates crisp and intact (see photos).


• Rackham’s illustrations are iconic and highly collectible — this edition showcases his signature combination of delicate linework, rich atmosphere, and fairy-tale sensibility. A great addition for collectors of illustrated literature, fine press books or Golden Age illustration.
• Given its age (1929) and quality of preservation, this copy represents very good value among Rackham-illustrated works.

Datos

Número de libros
1
Tema
Libros ilustrados, Literatura
Título del libro
The Vicar of Wakefield
Autor/ Ilustrador
Oliver Goldsmith; Arthur Rackham
Estado
Bien Conservada BC
Año de publicación artículo más antiguo
1929
Edición
Primera edición
Idioma
Inglés
Lengua original
Editorial
George G. Harrap & Co. Ltd.
Encuadernación
Libro de tapa dura
Número de páginas
231
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